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Treasury: blue notes Class 3: Law Charges, England Miscelanneous Legal Expenses Supreme...
Catalogue reference: T 165/24
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- T 165/24
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1905-1906
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Treasury: blue notes
- Class 3: Law Charges, England Miscelanneous Legal Expenses Supreme Court of Judicature Land Registry County Courts Police, England and Wales Prisons, England and Wales Colonies and State Inebriate Reformatories Reformatory and Industrial Schools, Gt. Britain Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum Law Charges and Courts of Law, Scotland Register House, Edinburgh Crofters Commission Prisons, Scotland Law Charges and Criminal Prosecutions, Ireland Supreme Court of Judicature and other Legal Departments in Ireland Land Commission, Ireland County Court Officers, etc. Ireland Dublin Metropolitan Police Royal Irish Constabulary Prisons, Ireland Reformatory and Industrial Schools, Ireland Dundrum Criminal Lunatic Asylum. Note: Law Changes, England; Land Registry; Without table of contents
- Class 4: Board of Education British Museum National Gallery National Portrait Gallery Wallace Collection Scientific Investigation etc. Universities and Colleges, Great Britain and Intermediate Education, Wales Public Education, Scotland NationalGallery, Scotland Public Education, Ireland Endowed Schools, Commissioners, Ireland Queen's Colleges, Ireland. Note: Universities and Colleges, Great Britain and Intermediate Education, Wales: Without table of contents
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Public Record(s)
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- Open Document, Open Description
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T 165
Treasury: Blue Notes
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